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Marrakech's most famous hotel which I mentioned before, has been re-opened after a period of re-decoration thanks to the talent of French interior designer Jacques Garcia. I am counting the days until I go back to Morocco in order to visit it.
images via La Mamounia.
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images via Mia Zia
Created by Valérie Barkowski and inspired by -and made in- Morocco. To visit the website, click here.
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{La Maison Arabe}
{Jnane Tamsna} (top image of Jnane Tamsna via hip hotels)
La Maison Arabe (in the medina) and Jnane Tamsna (in the Palmeraie - or Palm Grove) are two fabulous, comfortable and human-size hotels in Marrakech, that make your stay in the Red City even more agreeable.
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The Majorelle Garden is a botanical garden in Marrakech, Morocco. It was designed by the expatriate French artist Jacques Majorelle (1886-1962) in 1924, during the colonial period when Morocco was a protectorate of France.
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Everything goes for sale...
Marrakech, MOROCCO - From May 21st (today) to May 25th, 95 % of everything that used to be within the mythical walls of La Mamounia Hotel will go for sale (litterally - from spoons to chandeliers and doors), before a major re-decoration of the palace.
Among the items, the famous horse-drawn carriage of James Stewart and Doris Day in Hitchcock 's The Man Who Knew Too Much...
Aguttes (Auctioneer): Official website
La Mamounia: Official website
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